The Sweetest Medicine

Chapter 201 Debate, the charm of Gan Gan (1)

Yu Gangan was held in front by Wang Aizhen.

Today's seminar, she is still the most responsible, and did not intend to publish anything.

When Xiao Xiaoying began to speak, Gan Gan had a strange premonition and felt that he might have to be named.

as expected.

"Chinese medicine has been passed down for thousands of years. It is not so much the development of the West that Chinese medicine is in the process of falling. It is better to say that Chinese medicine is falling in its own mystery."

Xiao Xiaoying said, "Although I am a Chinese medicine practitioner, I am the most hated. I am a doctor of traditional Chinese medicine. I like to make a mystery. I will talk to the patient about the yin and yang, and the gods and gods."

Speaking of this, Xiao Xiaoying looked at Gan Gan: "Yu Dafu, looking at the young age, medical skills are definitely extraordinary, otherwise I will not sit here, I have a question to ask the doctor."

Yu Gangan politely replied: "Xiao Dafu praised, as a younger generation can not be self-respected, my grandfather is very skilled, I only learned some of his fur, but also ask your predecessors."

Xiao Xiaoying’s voice is a bit strange: “Yu Dafu said that Chinese medicine is built on metaphysics. This does not mean that Chinese medicine is a black hole, so it’s so unclear, it will only make Chinese medicine never catch up with Western medicine.”

Yu Gangan smiled and said: "It's like Western medicine comes from rigorous chemistry and anatomy, and Chinese medicine comes from the theory of yin and yang."

Xiao Xiaoying interrupted the words of Gan Gan.

She is particularly strong and authentic: "China's oldest medical book "Fifty-two Diseases", but does not talk about yin and yang at all, and there is no such thing as the five elements. The metaphysicalization of Chinese medicine begins with the Southern Song Dynasty, and Confucianism enters the doctor and is under medical treatment. The soup of the person is a means of earning a living, thinking that he will recite a few songs of the soup, you can register for the registration, oh! Chinese medicine is bad in the hands of this group of people."

Sneer, she was admitted to the doctor by Confucianism, and she was not willing to do anything.

I don't know medicine, I just want to use my doctor's name.

Gan Gan never felt that he would be different because of his age, and caused indignation from others.

After all, since she was ten years old, Grandpa has already taught her to diagnose her veins and learn to see a doctor.

Xiao Xiaoying’s scornful ridicule did not make him angry.

There is no rhetoric.

She is only extremely serious, and calmly said: "The medical sage Li Shizhen is also a Confucian student. He can't kill everyone at one stroke. The Chinese medicine metaphysics seems to be the first thing that is not the medicine of Chinese medicine. It is the point of Chinese medicine at the beginning, the meridian theory. In the Western medical science and technology level can not distinguish whether these things exist, there will be metaphysics, but in modern medicine, the West has already proved the existence of human acupuncture points and meridians."

Xiao Xiaoying’s face is faint and ridiculous.

Acupoints, the theory of meridians is true.

But it does not mean that this is true in Gan Gan.

Yu Gan continued: "Western medicine is a test and examination, which confirms that there is a certain disease in the human body. The diagnosis method of Chinese medicine is to look at it and then speculate. Western medicine has a standard plan for the treatment of every disease, and Chinese medicine practitioners. But it is different. One hundred people learn Chinese medicine, and one hundred different theories can be inferred. Chinese medicine does not have a standard basic knowledge system. Scholars are difficult to learn, and users are difficult to use. Light is only relying on medical knowledge, forever. It is impossible to become a big doctor. This is the reason why I speak Chinese medicine."

(End of this chapter)